[Albert is forced to help Del out with carrying boxes of hooky gear since Rodney is at the Nag's Head with Cassandra.]
Bloody fair, innit? A young feller like Rodney stops off to have dinner with a bird and leaves the carrying to an old chap like me. (sets the box down, goes to the front door)
(under his breath, mocking Albert, while taking his coat off) They've got no respect these days.
They've got no respect these days. (hangs up his hat)
(under his breath, mocking Albert) You fought in the war, didn't you? (puts his coat on the back of a chair in front of the TV)
(hangs up his coat) I fought in the war, didn't I? I fought so that kids like Rodney could have freedom. (bends over to pick up a letter, straightens up) And what do they do with their freedom?
(under his breath, mocking Albert; Del walks away from the bar, with a tin of beer in his hand) Anything they bloody like!
(comes back to the living room) Anything they bloody like! (closes the door behind him)
(Del drinks some beer.)
Oh, I unpacked that box and put some of the shirts in the suitcase with it. (notices the letter Albert has) Oh, is that for me?
(approaches Del) No, it's addressed to Rodney.
Oh, well. (puts his beer down) Same thing. (laughs briefly as he takes the letter from Albert)
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